Reynolds entered some elite company, joining Yohance Humphrey
and Lex Hilliard as the only players in Montana history with two
1,000-yard rushing seasons. But even with his personal
accomplishments piling up, Reynolds credited his teammates.

"It's a team thing," he said. "The line opens big holes for me,
and we're just getting better as the season goes on."

"We're enthused, obviously, to be 10-0," Montana coach Bobby
Hauck said. "That was a convincing win over a team that I think
is the most improved team in our conference."

Northern Colorado (3-8, 1-7) jumped ahead 7-0 with 13:39 to play
in the second quarter on an 18-yard touchdown pass from Bryan
Waggener to Alex Thompson. But the Grizzlies tied it on
Reynolds' 1-yard scoring run and took the lead on a 19-yard pass
from Justin Roper to Tyler Palmer with 28 seconds left in the
half.

"It's hard on an opponent when you go down and get points at the
end of the first half and they have to start the second half on
defense," Hauck said.

Reynolds put the game out of reach early in the third quarter
with touchdown runs of 54 and 37 yards.

Michael York kicked a field goal in the third quarter to round
out the Northern Colorado scoring.

"Obviously, we started out the game a lot better than we
finished up," said Northern Colorado coach Scott Downing. "I
told the guys that really good teams are going to turn it up as
the game goes on. When it comes down to it, when there were
plays to be made, Montana made them."

Downing joined the list of Reynolds' admirers.

"He's a really good running back, and I really like him,"
Downing said.